Nobel Winner Inspires High School Science Students
Adam Riess, an alumnus of Watchung Hills Regional High School and the New Jersey Governor's School in Madison, talked to current Governor's School students at Drew University, according to a report.
Nobel Prize winner Adam Riess, an alumnus of Watchung Hills Regional High School and the New Jersey Governor's School in the Sciences, talked to current students of the Governor's School on Wednesday, according to a Star-Ledger report.
The Governor's School is a summer program for academically talented high school students held at Drew University in Madison and at Rutgers University's Piscataway campus.
On Wednesday, Riess showed off his medal to students and explained the 1998 discovery of dark matter that won him the Nobel Prize for physics in 2011, the newspaper said.
